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I have a situation where controls are coming and going (show / hide) depending on where the mouse is. Cicerone does not seem to want to highlight hidden controls, which is perfectly reasonable behaviour of Cicerone.
To elegantly fix this I need events that mark the start and end of a Cicerone dialogue so I can programmatically ensure the controls are visible and remain so at the beginning of a guided tour. At the end, I can restore the normal show/hide behaviour.
Knowing when a Cicerone session begins is trivial as I plan to have a button to trigger the tour. I lack an event that marks the end of the tour (either by reaching the end or stopping early). A pedant might claim these are different events esp. in the context of "run-once".
Any chance of an input$<id>_cicerone_ended? ... or is this already available but I have not found it yet?
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I have a situation where controls are coming and going (show / hide) depending on where the mouse is. Cicerone does not seem to want to highlight hidden controls, which is perfectly reasonable behaviour of Cicerone.
To elegantly fix this I need events that mark the start and end of a Cicerone dialogue so I can programmatically ensure the controls are visible and remain so at the beginning of a guided tour. At the end, I can restore the normal show/hide behaviour.
Knowing when a Cicerone session begins is trivial as I plan to have a button to trigger the tour. I lack an event that marks the end of the tour (either by reaching the end or stopping early). A pedant might claim these are different events esp. in the context of "run-once".
Any chance of an
input$<id>_cicerone_ended
? ... or is this already available but I have not found it yet?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: